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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. l5.-A special
from Suspension Bridge gays: John Ste.
yer, eeaident Of Suspension Bridge,
aged about 70 years, procured ticket
from the gate tender at the entrance of
the railway at Suspension Bridge this
morning about 10 o'clock, and, after peer.
ing strangely over the railing jumped into
the rapids, falling 100 feet.
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Allegheny County Safa.

PlrTsauRau, Pa, Feb. l5.-The NUM-
cipal elections to-day were hotly contest.
ed, and a largo vote was pollcd, but no
serious disturbances OCCURRED. Re.
turns arc mesgre, but the indications
are that William McCallin, Republican.
was elected Mayor OF this city by about
1000 majority. The Democrats, how
ever, still claim McKennas election bv
about the samo majority. Tho C,uncis
vii! be Republican by good working
majority. 5',,-
In Allegheny City X. 7. Pearson, Re.
publican candidate for Mayor, defeated
John Frances, Democrat, by at least $500
majority. Both branches ;of Councils are
Republican. -.
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Is the event Of the adjournment Of the
Legislature without electing a Senator, II
this Governor were to appoint Mr.. Lucas
the Republican party would survive. Tho
Republican party can survive anything it
is not responsible for. This is strong
reason why Republicans ehould let the re-
sponsiblo Democratic majority find its
own way out Of the deadlock. That is
not Republican funeral.
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 15.-The Western
Flint Bottle Association nat here to-day
with President Joseph Hamilton in the
chair and oil the members present or rem.
roaented. 1t was unanimously decided
to withdraw all prices from ths trade, and
furnish quotations only on application.
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A1ANNING,s RRsIGNATIoS
As Secretary of the Trcnsury-The presi-
4 dents Reply To IL,

As Secretary of the Tronsury-The presi-
dents Reply To 1t.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 15.-The fol-
lowing correspondence between the Presi.
dent and Secretary Manning in regard to
the latter's withdrawal from tho Cabinet
was made public this evening:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, Feb. II. J
My DEAR SIR-In view OF the near sd-
iournment Of Congress and in order that
time may suffice for the selection and con.
firmation OF my successor, desire again
to place my resignation Of the Office Of
Secretary Of the Treasury in your hands,
and trust you will now deem Its accept.
ance no detriment to the public service.
When you requested me last June to de.
lay insisting upon the acceptance Of my
resignation, as again in our conference
last October, you honored me with such
terms Of personal consideration, and OK
pressed so grave decision in respect to
the requirements OF the public service,
that it was impossible to queation nv duty
as to forget your kindness.
have not spared myself in the en-
deavor to comply with your wish, and to
contribute to the support OF the policies
which have illustrated your adminiatra-
ton. The approaching end OF the Forty
ninth Congress marks. period in your
own term Of Office and in tho divisions of
our political calendar. II a change must
occur in the heads Of departments, and at
your council board. it is clear that your
personal convenience and the public in
terests are best subseryed, should it occur
now. --z.--.-- -ls'L55s. ~
Moreover, the financial situation is to
be deemed different from that which
opened before us when the present Com
gress. entered upon its life and upon the
opportunities created by transfer Of the
peoples trust to new hands. In this most
critical condition, tho circumspect execu.
tion OF wise fiscal policy or OF admins
tratlve reforms in the collection and dig
bursement OF our collosal revenues, ie not
alone demanded; though ]abors such az
these have exacted and exhibited the
abilities of our foremost statesmen since
the constitution OF the Government.
But there is also an eIhausting round
OF daily administrative tasks, which,
however nubordinste and clerical, an etti-
clent Secretary Of the Treasury cannot, or
should not evade. These are tasks be-
yond my present strength. l therefore
submit to your considerate judgment that
in asking release by the 4.h Of March, or
as soon as you may select my successor, l
fulfill duty to my family that may now
be permitted to outweigh the duty OF &C.
cepting longer thst assignment OF public
service which two years sgo you did me
the honor to make.
Returning to the ranks OF that great
party which has called you 10 its lesd l
shall still hope to follow its fortunes un-
dor your successful guidance with fellow
citizsn's loyal pride. ftl
Very respectfully yours,
DANIEL MANNING,
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MRs, EaNoSs, whom.a Washington jury
lately declared sane, says she thinks she
will have to 20 into court again, for her
husband will not come to a settlemen!
with her. She says also that he has all tho
money, bu! she is going to make the atmos.
phere heavy for him. "When woman
rI aha villn ~ ~ ~ ,.., ~
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W.,D. Suit, Druggist, Bippuy. Ind ten.
tihes: i can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very beet remedy. Every bottle
cold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles and was cured Of
Rheumatism. OF 10 yeara' standing" Abra.
ham Hare, druggist, Bellyille, Ohio, af-
firms: "The best selling medicine have
ever handled in my 20 years. experience.
Ia Electric Bitters." Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bittors
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood: Only half dollar bottle at
Logan & Co. drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16

TIE 1STELLIdEScER sees no probability
Of the election Of Republican Senator
by this Democratic Legislature, but II
such thing were possible how the old
War Governor would loom up in the
Senate Chamber. He would need no in.
reduction, and when hs spoke he would
be listened to. Judge Maxwell's compli.
meut IVES very graceful.
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IT is easy to believe there is some truth
in the statement that Mr.. Manning's re.
tlrement from the Cabinet has been has
tened by lack of agreement between
himself and the President on the Civil
Service Reform policy. The President
professes to favor Civil Service reform
and doesn't live up to his profession. Mr..
Manning processes not to bolieve in it,
and would have lived up to that profes.
sion more jealously than he has il the
President hadn't constantly confronted
him Sith the Mugwump ogre.
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LMs. WEST Va WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEBRUARY

this country. Professor Osborn has given
the museum very large and very hand.
some fossil palm leaf from the Laramie
beds Of Wyoming, and Professor Libbey
has brought home largo number Of spe.
clmens from Alaska, the result Of his bio.
logical investigations, and Rev. Sheldon
jackson has Just sent the college two
large boxes Of curloa from the same 70.
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That School Fund.
Spe:ia! Dispaiah TO the IntelliGeneer.

'Fes'7' I'sF''luH 70 t7e 1HFeH0t"ceF' g'-7l W
CHARLESTON, W. VA. Feb. l5.-In the
House tonight Mr.. sydenstricker, pre-.
Bented joint resolution No. 20 providing
for committee OF two Senators and three
delegates to examine the Auditors books
and ascertain if since March 4, 1877, the
school fund has received its proper pro.
portion OF the revenues, and what debts
are due the school fund from other funds,
said committee to have power to send ior
persons and pspers. The Developments
are expected to be interesting in the ex.
treme. u Z ~ ~ fi.
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MAlsE girls chew spruce gum to give a
rosy tint to their cheeks. Boston girls re-.
s7rt to beans to produce "the pale cast OF
thought" Who're the girls take snuff 1t
Is to rebuks the men for the abominable
hsbi. Of chewing tobacco.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. ia special from
Lamar, Mo-, says the establishments Of s.
]. Sullivan, dealer in a patent churn Of
his own invention, in this city and in
Harrisonville, Mo-, have been closed
under attachment. His liabilities amount
to about S25, 900. His assets are estimated
at the same amount. iz. ~
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with q chemical laboratory, furnaces ant
apparatus, instruments and tools for In
Btruction In mining, mineralogy, and en-.
gineering, and working in wood, iron and
leather. and other mechanical pursuitf
taught In the best schools In the United
States. Two flour mills and Ave threshing
machines are also to be provided. After
the capital invested, the running expenses
and a ten percent dividend have been
paid, q percent in gold 10 to be paid
yearly for the support Of the college.
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HUNGARY arms-to preserve the.peace.
They are all doing 1t. Can 1t be that the
stock gamblers are responsible for the
costly scare? They may keep on yelling
aWolt' until the wolf bsgins to tear,
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An examination Of the Auditors books
or Of any other books that would restore
the irreducible school fund, would bc q
grea! public benefit. What We want to
90. a! is to stop the reduction Of the irre-
I..,hIo s.. IrI- -.t-aa |H,-.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS.


a Bill Pending In the Legislature to Re.
juvennte the Resort. = !i
Specid! Dspdtch 10 The. .Intelliomcer. P-ss III
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 15.-The
people Of Berkeley Springs have resolved
to make another effort to restore that re.
sort to It's olden prosperous and popular
poaition. a bill is now pending before
the House of Delegates which makes de-
cided changes in the manner Of conduct
ing tho property The springs belong by
an old grant 10 the State forever for the
benefit Of the inhabitants.
Heretofore the property has been man.
aged by a Board Of Trustees, and the place
has fallen into state OF ''innocuous desue.
tude, the crowds which made 1t their
summer resort before tho war and for q
few years after having been weaned away
ny the attractions of more progressive re-.
sorts. The fame OF Berkeley Springs is o
thing OF the past. The property is in need
of extensive repairs aud improvements,
To make these, and restore to the place
its own prestige, leading citizens includ-
ing: some members OF the preaent Board
srs a!king the Legislature to pass bill
which will constitute q new system OF
management, creating u new Board Of
Trustees, to be appointed qusdrennIally
by the Governor, and authorizing this
Board to lease tho springs property to
c company for twenty years on
condition that the company will
will expend in improvements in that per-
iod fixed sum, the improvements thus
msds to revert to the State at the end OF
the lease as part Of the property. AS the
property is now managed it cannot be i'm.
proved as it must be to become popular
asa resort, as no Legislature would be
willing to make an appropriation
sufficient to do this. Tho only question
seems to be whether the property shall be-
permitted to fall into still worse decay, or
be made an institution Of proud fame and
benefit 10 the citizans OF the vicinity.
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WILLIAM WoopnuEH. nj. :
/. J. MASON. r, s. rss43 -

l. y, MAsoN, ". C. S-F-f f..lz ~
Some Of the membera expreaa an opin-
ion that il Mr.. Lucas read all this paper
he was guilty Of disrespect to the House,
while if he did not, he palmed of on the
Assembly garbled document. His voice
was not audible all over the hall.
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When Mr.. Manning, writing to the
President, speaks Of "that grcat party
which has called you to its lesd," It may
b assumed that he doesn't intend 10
compliment the Mugwump party.
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Camden's Conferences In washing on.

CHmden's Conference In Washington.
SDeeiaI Di.patch to The Int.lligeicer. srf III
WAsHINdToN, D. g., Feb. l5!-senatol
Camden left for&Gharles!on this evening
He had conference while here with
several OF the National party leaders, but
l am unable to say what he accomplished
The general impression here is that the
Legislature will not adjourn without an
election. | hear 1t limited that Mr.. Gam.
den Is advised to compromise rather than
allow m adjournment without an elec.
ton. In tbs event OF no election 1t ia
stated Lucas will be appointed by Cover.
nor Wilson. 4Esg. r
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Jrsr now we don't happen to think Of
anything that will justify an extension Of
the ee,siOn Of the Legislature. Extensions
COZ. money. Time enough remains to. do
ali that must be done.
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~ OANIEL MASEIS
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE MANsr
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. Is, 1887.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10, 1887. 7
Hon. Daniel Manning, Secretary of Treasury:
My DEAR SrR:-Your formal letter OF
regienation, which l have received,
though not entirely unexpected, presents
the reality OF a severance OF our official
relations and causes me the deepest re-
gret. This is tempered only BY the
knowledge that the frank and friendly
personal relations which have unbroksn-
~ existed between US are to still continue.
refer to these because such personal re-.
iations supply, after all, whatever OF com.
fort and pleasure the world affords, and
because I feel it 10 be almost superauous
speak Of the aid and support you have
given me and the assistance you have fur.
nished to tho administration OF the
Government during the time you have
directed tho affairs Of the exaCsing and
lsborious Office which you now seek to
surrender your labors. Your achieve
ments, your SUCCESS and your devotion to
public duty are fully seen and known,
and they challenge the appreciation and
gratitude o. oil your countrymen. Since
l must at last relinQuish my hope OF your
continuance at my side as counsellor and
co.laborer, and since I cannot question
the reasons upon which you request to be
relieved is based, it only remains for me
to accept the resignation you have ten.
dered and to express my profound
thanks tor all that you have
done for mo in sharing manfully
my lsbors and perplexities Of
the pas! two years, feel that may still
ask Of you that tho first day Of April next
be fixed as the date ut which your resig-
nation shall take effect, and you will 50
regulate what remains to you Of official
duty in the meantime as to secure that
measure Of freedom from vexatious labor
which you have so Justly earned.
With the earnest hope that ih any path
Of lifs you may hereafter follow there may
be allowed to you more Of comfort and Of
ease than tho conscientious discharge of
duty here permits,
I am very sincerely, your friend,
~ GROVER CLEVELAND,
The President will nominate successor
to Secretary Manning before the adjourn.
ment Of Congress, but the appointment
will not take effect howavor hefnra
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WHILE the Princeton science sharps
ysre prospecting In the Bad Lands they
doa's seem to have dug up fossil
MugTump.
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HOUSE pRocRRpISGS.

In the House the morning session was
mainly devoted to preliminary business.
The bill to incorporate savings banks was
read the second time. In, the afternoon
the rules were suspended and House bill
No. POS was taken up out of its order,
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DIED,

HILDER AND-on Tuesday evening. February is
1887, at $3.50 O'Clock, CIIKIsTIAN FEEpEEICy
hiLpEhRASD. In tho 79,h yearof his ago.
Funeral notice hereafter,
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Ghp qt.telliiqettter:
onIre, Sos. 70 md ~ Fourteenth Street.
Mn. HAGASs has stirred the martial ar.
1onr OF onr Mountain State.

Ir Massachusetts, folk can't eat their
brown bread with safety, what Is 10 be.
come Of them2 l.zi
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Z I am very sincerely, your friend, .
~ ~ - Is pa,trn Or num- a..,

The President will nominate successor
to Secretary Manning before the adjourn
ment Of Congress, but the appointment
will not take effect, however, before
April |, 8 ezf n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

Rev. Henry Ward BeeoheF has been
talking 10 reporter about travelling in
England, and in references TO g query as
70 whether be enjoyed Il, said;
mo. The railroads themselves, their
bridges, their stations, are incomparably
better than ours. They seem es II built
for eternity. Bat thsre IL ends. The
cars are short, 90 that they have bat alx
uheela. two here. t4o there, and two be-
yond, and one is, obviously Of necessity,
always over . grinding iron uheel.
Then thsy oscillate 30 that thsy almost
always make one So sick. and always
give feeling Of Nausea. Ny tegt Coz
sista IN conversation and reading, and !
found that Ia the one had 70 raise my
voice. and IN the other my eyes beoame
tired. and it vas impossiblS for me 70
read with any degree of comf0ri. New,
hsFs do both with psrfsot ease. My
eyes are strong ana / am yell, oua
could neither talk nor read 10 the Eng
liah cara American cars weaid Be very
mach better. There ara q few palace
cars over there, but they are not populal
az yet. There 10 bat FAINT beainnino
Of comfort foR the engineers and stokers
Fer long time they hare been CON.
PEELED 10 do their arduous work expnssd
10 Tho elements; and even now they havs
pothing bot q Rlaas frame over them
open in fFont. saording . meas imper.
feet proteetien against the moist, eeid
chilly climate, 20 they bnsdls up hks
90 many mummies. Il IL the same
way on the Cunard line Of steamers
Thsy are 20 afraid the pilots viii b
lazg II they are Afforded any convcn'
ienoes o. osmfoFts. that they kssp thsu
exposed - the wheel. TIE Enalisf
people ara very siow 70 aeespt improve
meats II engineering. bat they are veFI
profile IN invention, too. ! saw II ~
LvsEpool Expositioa some most IN
tsrssting and instructive sights, saoh =
models Of al the zreat ships Of the var
ious lines, and some Of tie h1ost east
ines thai those wonderful seehanismi
demand-dupiis4ts shafts and crank
baiit for great oosas raesrA'
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shall ws regime 81 3 little misoiaesi
charity, ws who esald IN 10 way fore
&c he eGos9-9hen Al aIl nowlna, all
wiss bsinR showers degn every day His
bsncHts on ths uuthankfnI and unde-
nurvinRf-
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BEzEm, FEB. IG.-Ths Eatsonal Zsl
twag says tAat EmperoE william has
decided NOS 70 issus the intended cleo
tion manifeato-
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eemplaint Hodges u aecusea OF having
made an assault with intent 20 commiA
murder npon seven Rarsens who 4Aa
nsar him IN the Opera House gallery.
caanhs IN q nels.
OAKLAND fCal), Rsh. l4.--Frank Gil-
ceFizs, aeea f9. empioyed ia the giant
powder works at kismtng'a kAoi4e
Point, Wss caueht in she belt aEonnd
killoc. His bad Was crushed by he
lsy and his mother liNea in Santa Bar
baEa.
Ahsarhtng slreet Railrsads.
SkS fRANcIsoo, Feb. lA-rhs state
mezss made recently that Senator Fair
had purchased the City Railroad Horse.
Oar Line, which runa along MlSaion
street, are positively denied. II Il
stated. however, tonight. that the Mar
kst street Cable Company of this city
has acquired 50 per cent Of the aieck Of
The City Railroad Comp&ny. Thia new
hfnnch will be converted inla q cable
road and thus become a part az tho
Market street aysaeEa. Il ID sasn stated
thai the GeaFy street cable road IA about
90 ha transferred 30 the Sunahnrn Pacific
people. This absorption will ho fol-
lowed BY the construction az cable line
aionQ P9ink Lahoa avenue from Fifth
avenue 10 the CiiH House.
News sf rrefrnserss heath Received
IN san Krmnciaco.
SAN FnANuEsuo. Feb. l4.--Enformalion
has been received IN this city from
Alaska ef the death Of Prof. y A. Haz-
man, who vas commissioned 10 take
charge OF the United States Government
school at L0FinR. Alaska. The Profess
sor, With tWo natives. vas eroUood
while on bic way in 4 canoa from Tea
eaa 70 Port uhestaf % examino into and
report 20 the Bureau of Eduoatlon upo1
lhe oonditlon of the schools a. thai
point.
HFeka saew BsuRd.
YRnxA (O1.l, Feb. ft.-rhero hes
BEEN no mails since last ThnEadaY, and
,niy one thfoaQh train from the south
Iince the 4ih inst. TIE snou blockade
md slides have shut YrakA ou1. oxoep1
b the Oregon reufe from Portland.
Twelve view Canes.
SAX FnkNc1soo, Feb. 14.-Twelvo new
.asea Of dlphlheFia we're reported to-
lay.
Carried IN = snew slide.
VmArxA tOal.l, Feb. h-Newa hea
uat been received from the Mineral
klnR MininR Dlairiot ihat George
Smith and two others were carried
Iowa the mountain BY snow slide On
Thursday Lass, and that Saith vas
Zilisd.
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Thers ass ~ RFsafsf pFuds than
lkees uomsn uho have some esersf %
hifs. -0segRs 6ssa
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SOCIETIES.
~. g. r. q.

,,~HE gEATTLE wOMKN's CHRIS
fiSn TempeEnnce unirn wsee8 every
ss-xdag- Al 40 D. NJ In ths First Method
y 90 iit'-.ss,copsi Cha Cd, Second straet. Al
fteisfian wonen earnestly tnFf2ed %
sffsnf. lazz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

FmKsAs Feb. a. Toe Ceunoil az
Minister'S has decided that fho dalaga-
lions stall meet on March 1sa. The
RoEeFnment viii nak a credit 0f 16.000..
O0D ncFina 70 eompieaa the military map-
plias. also an exfKa credit, mot exoandina
the former, which will only BE- mtlil3od
II the puiltiaAi ailaation eonfinnna
lhreatsninR.
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LoxDoN, Fsh. l4.-Ths Hoaas of Oom.
nous. tbs mofninR. Fssamnd tha do.
baie % ne address in reply e tha
Qasau.a speech. 1he amendment oIIsf.
I'd ~ kssie2oat, Liberal, II fsvor ~
- tnquifT into ihe oondilion of farrn
l41aIefs to scotland, gao Teieolad-lo3
= 3. Al anendmegt o4ar1d b. NJ.
otMpoe1 q feEeg 81 local koFsrnmant
e noeliand sno oihrE parts of lno hing
don. waa ulfoeEaun afloF Z d|senlllo1.
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3. o. Q. =.

,KAFTLE LODGE No. & 1 o. 9. z
y meefr every Mo1day nizhF - Belle
1.a q Front street. next 70 Belle dosel-
@i-lfirr n1anbwB IN good Standing or
fI-:iT lnVited. J. ". BtXBf, 9. !.
II A. 6TAEKEK. Sec.
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NEW YonK, Feb. AR. 7. Bush owner
Of the Corona, and Ooldwsll a Oclt.
owners Of the Dauntless, will meet 70
arrange the details Of an ocean race BE-
tween their keel schoone7s for $1,000
per side. The UNDERSTANDING is that the
yachts will start from Sandy Hook
March I6sh for Ouaanaa1Wn.